Pelican 2755 LED Headlamp

The Pelican 2755 is a Class I, Division 1 certified LED headlamp built for use in hazardous environments, producing up to 118 lumens across three modes (high, low, and flashing) with up to 16 hours of run time on three AAA alkaline batteries. It is available in High Visibility Yellow and Black.

Certified for Hazardous Environments

Class I, Division 1 certification means the Pelican 2755 is rated for atmospheres where flammable gases or vapors may be present under normal operating conditions, a standard most headlamps never meet. For workers on job sites, in confined spaces, or in industrial settings where ignition risk is real, that certification is not a marketing claim but a documented safety requirement. Carrying a headlamp that meets it removes a compliance variable from the equation.

Practical Runtime with a Low Battery Warning

Up to 16 hours of run time on a standard set of three AAA alkaline batteries means the 2755 can carry through a full shift or an extended night without a battery swap mid-task. The low battery indicator gives advance notice before output drops, so there is time to swap cells rather than being caught in the dark. Three AAA batteries are included.

Compact and Hands-Free

At 2.1 oz without batteries and 2.25 inches in length, the 2755 sits close to the head without adding noticeable weight during extended wear. The polycarbonate body, shroud, and lens are paired with an over-molded TPR o-ring for a durable, sealed construction. A cloth headband keeps the lamp in place hands-free, and a push-button switch cycles through modes without removing gloves.

Features

• Class I, Division 1 Certified: approved for use in hazardous environments with flammable gas or vapor risk
• Up to 118 Lumens: single high-powered LED with high, low, and flashing modes
• Up to 16-Hour Runtime: runs on three included AAA alkaline batteries
• Low Battery Indicator: warns before output fails
• Polycarbonate Construction: body, shroud, and lens all polycarbonate; o-ring is over-molded TPR
• Comfortable Cloth Strap: hands-free wear with push-button mode switching

Specifications

Who This Is For and Isn't

The Pelican 2755 suits workers and responders who need a certified, hands-free light source in classified hazardous locations: industrial facilities, oil and gas environments, confined spaces, or any setting where Class I, Division 1 compliance is required or preferred. It also works as a compact, reliable headlamp for camping or emergency preparedness where runtime and durability matter more than rechargeable convenience.

The 2755 is not rechargeable and does not accept a USB or battery-pack power source; buyers who need a rechargeable headlamp will need a different model. No IP or water-resistance rating is published for this lamp; buyers who require a documented ingress-protection rating should confirm that specification before purchasing.

Common Questions

What does Class I, Division 1 certification mean for a headlamp?

Class I, Division 1 is a North American safety classification for equipment used where flammable gases or vapors may be present in the air under normal operating conditions. The Pelican 2755 headlamp carries this certification, meaning it has been tested and approved for use in those environments, a requirement in many industrial and energy-sector workplaces.

Are batteries included with the Pelican 2755?

Yes. The Pelican 2755 headlamp ships with three AAA alkaline batteries installed. The lamp is not rechargeable, so replacement AAA alkaline batteries are the ongoing power source.

How long do the batteries last in the Pelican 2755?

The Pelican 2755 headlamp provides up to 16 hours of run time on a set of three AAA alkaline batteries. Runtime varies by mode: high draws power faster than low or flashing. The built-in low battery indicator warns before output fails.

What is the difference between the High Visibility Yellow and Black versions?

The two Pelican 2755 headlamp variants are identical in specifications, certification, and output. The only difference is housing color: High Visibility Yellow is easier to spot if the lamp is set down in a dim workspace; Black is a lower-profile option. Both weigh the same and carry the same Class I, Division 1 rating.

What warranty does the Pelican 2755 carry?

The Pelican 2755 headlamp is covered by a Limited Lifetime Warranty. TerrainVault's own return and support policies apply to purchases made through this store.